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the face of it, what the economy and what the global economy has gone through. that is a remarkable achievements. however, you look at other aspects of the u. s. economy and you can see that there are 3600000 people, fewer in work than the pandemic stroke. so there's still clearly quite a lot of healing to do in cordele or action that your source is still need to do to get the, the recombinant economy fully back on its feet. ok, let's go with jobs and saying is if mentioned at 3600000 fewer but unemployment is down. jobless claims are down as well. is it feels like a mixed bag, but generally it's a, it's a good story. the employment side of things. yes, i mean, the thing is this something for everyone, it within the u. s. states on the jobs market, unemployment has broken below $0.04, which on the face of it is a fantastic care outcome. however, you look at the other aspects of what's going on in the job market and why is that unemployment has fallen so sharply without the jobs being created. and that's because workers have just vanished at the labor force parti
the face of it, what the economy and what the global economy has gone through. that is a remarkable achievements. however, you look at other aspects of the u. s. economy and you can see that there are 3600000 people, fewer in work than the pandemic stroke. so there's still clearly quite a lot of healing to do in cordele or action that your source is still need to do to get the, the recombinant economy fully back on its feet. ok, let's go with jobs and saying is if mentioned at 3600000 fewer but...
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you're talking about an economy which is like $150.00 times the size of because the economy. so these are all economy and of course as, as was explained as a whole range of policy insurance. so the, on the other hand and the occupied must bank in particular, but the opposed to here economy in general, is a fragile open economy. it's, it's, feels the shots immediately, it has no shock absorbers of the, you know, in terms of institutional policy measures or, or resources. so from the 1st day of the war, uh, not only as we watch gaza be pounded into the dustbin it's economy rendered effectively a moved, the west bank began to feel the various ways of as rarely policy measures. the 1st of course, was the restriction of workers about the suspension or cessation of boasting and workers being allowed to access throughout the market. so that's already 150180000 workers. 20 something percent of the west bank labor force. bringing in a approximately $300000000.00 a month. close to $4000000003.00 and a half to $4000000000.00 a year, which is almost a 20 percent of a g. n i or, or 15 per
you're talking about an economy which is like $150.00 times the size of because the economy. so these are all economy and of course as, as was explained as a whole range of policy insurance. so the, on the other hand and the occupied must bank in particular, but the opposed to here economy in general, is a fragile open economy. it's, it's, feels the shots immediately, it has no shock absorbers of the, you know, in terms of institutional policy measures or, or resources. so from the 1st day of...
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the coronavirus pandemic hasn't spread a single nation or economy but the way some governments have handled the crisis has raised eyebrows brazil's right wing populist leda jaya balsam out o. has been dismissive about the health crisis and implored people to ignore state government ordered lock downs and social distancing measures the result brazil has the 3rd highest number of confirmed corona virus cases behind the us and russia a study by imperial college suggests that 700021 1000000 brazilians could die depending on measures taken to hold the progress of the pandemic its health care system has been decimated since 2017 brazil's expenditure on its national health service has been slashed by 4.4 $1000000000.00 or slightly less than a 3rd of its current budget and it's close to collapse under the sheer number of covert 19 patients now despite a stimulus package the economy is expected to contract 4.7 percent this year that's the biggest fall since 1900 the situation is so bad the president trump is considering banning brazilians from traveling to the united states also now has been critici
the coronavirus pandemic hasn't spread a single nation or economy but the way some governments have handled the crisis has raised eyebrows brazil's right wing populist leda jaya balsam out o. has been dismissive about the health crisis and implored people to ignore state government ordered lock downs and social distancing measures the result brazil has the 3rd highest number of confirmed corona virus cases behind the us and russia a study by imperial college suggests that 700021 1000000...
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is a fragile open economy. uh, it's, it feels the shots immediately. it has no shock absorbers of the, you know, in terms of institutional policy measures or, or resources. so the, from the 1st day of the war, uh, not only as we watch gaza be pounded into the dust and that's economy rendered effectively, a moved the west bank began to feel the various ways of as rarely policy measures. the 1st of course, was the restriction of workers about the system, the suspension or cessation of boasting, and workers being allowed to access throughout the market. so that's already 150180000 workers. 20 something percent of the west bank labor force. bringing in a approximately $300000000.00 a month. close to $4000000003.00 and a half to $4000000000.00 a year, which is almost a 20 percent of the g. n i or, or 15 percent of national income. so that was the 1st shock and it continues not only to reverberate but to deepen in terms of people have not yet been allowed to return. and we're assuming that we won't be going back to w
is a fragile open economy. uh, it's, it feels the shots immediately. it has no shock absorbers of the, you know, in terms of institutional policy measures or, or resources. so the, from the 1st day of the war, uh, not only as we watch gaza be pounded into the dust and that's economy rendered effectively, a moved the west bank began to feel the various ways of as rarely policy measures. the 1st of course, was the restriction of workers about the system, the suspension or cessation of boasting,...
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the economy is growing now. there's job creation and economy very significant. and poverty is getting reduce. their main difference is the fiscal path. what we're proposing is if the scope past that in our view we'll have bargain, tina not only to give continuity to the met, recovering the short term. but it will also help us to have a more dynamic market economy and economy that bills comp, dynamic competitive advantage is it has more a creation of value that a has more public infrastructure and has better capacity to invest in science. in technological developments, our view is that the kind of fiscal path that the i m f is proposing will bring troubles. there are differences, day m f once a faster boss of fisco. it faster fiscal conciliation than what argentina's proposing. and we think that will affect the, the recovery in the short term, but also the capacity of the economy to grow in the medium, a long term mandate, particularly one aspect. the de m f has been facing, de mess won't less investment in a public capital is basically capital spending done what
the economy is growing now. there's job creation and economy very significant. and poverty is getting reduce. their main difference is the fiscal path. what we're proposing is if the scope past that in our view we'll have bargain, tina not only to give continuity to the met, recovering the short term. but it will also help us to have a more dynamic market economy and economy that bills comp, dynamic competitive advantage is it has more a creation of value that a has more public infrastructure...
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economy is doing if the u.s. economy is unable to get its a sup back on its feet our out quickly just dependent upon that china for example after having a very severe drop in g.d.p. in the 1st quarter and now was facing the fact that there isn't any international demand slowing it down in the us in the middle of this year so and also we need to have this trust element at the international level if we don't trust other countries to be containing the pandemic that international travel 'd will not be able to resume. and a so 'd this this issue also comes out in terms of the what we're facing a paradox of prudence if if consumers don't have confidence that this economy is going to take hold they will be all saving for the rainy day and of course if everyone's safe for the rainy day at the same time then we guarantee that that rainy day will come so the this is a major challenge of getting confidence back to the consumer it's also a major challenge international a comedy on this on having cooperation and of course tha
economy is doing if the u.s. economy is unable to get its a sup back on its feet our out quickly just dependent upon that china for example after having a very severe drop in g.d.p. in the 1st quarter and now was facing the fact that there isn't any international demand slowing it down in the us in the middle of this year so and also we need to have this trust element at the international level if we don't trust other countries to be containing the pandemic that international travel 'd will not...
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what kind of economy will emerge. no country in the middle east was hit harder by the corona virus pandemic than iran . it's recorded more deaths than anywhere in the region and total infections are still rising overall rates are slowing down but an officially the numbers are widely believed to be much higher. and the government initially downplayed the pandemic in a speech in the early days of the outbreak supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei described it as a non emergency and said the united states remains the biggest threat to the country. and during the 1st meeting of a task force president hassan rouhani set up to respond to the crisis he predicted the emergency would be over in 3 days. iran's enemies of pausing to scare our society and push the country towards a shutdown as of saturday everything should return to normal controlling the message was always about trying to limit as much as possible covert nineteen's economic impact iranian leaders even passed a law criminalizing the public dissemination of death
what kind of economy will emerge. no country in the middle east was hit harder by the corona virus pandemic than iran . it's recorded more deaths than anywhere in the region and total infections are still rising overall rates are slowing down but an officially the numbers are widely believed to be much higher. and the government initially downplayed the pandemic in a speech in the early days of the outbreak supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei described it as a non emergency and said the...
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now germany is struggling to get its economy to reflect what a modern economy looks like. it's for, it's been far too dependent on exporting to countries like china been far too dependent on, on a couple of industrial sectors that are going through big technological changes where they are not in the process of leading that change. frederick. but effectively for being with us on the calendar of the cost has been great to talk to you. thank you. to africa as largest oil refineries opened and nigeria, the $19000000000.00 facility, could help to end the nation's fuel shortages. i'm from the continents, the biggest oil producer into an export hub. conservation is to concerned about the environmental impact. i'll just here, as i'm gonna address reports from a visual lucky the it's taken 7 years to construct. but the invest to say it's been worth the weight and for not getting so struggled with fuel show to just for decades. hope that the refined remarks, the turning point. i know whichever milestone. right. and i gave, it turns out where the doubts and victorian for the margins
now germany is struggling to get its economy to reflect what a modern economy looks like. it's for, it's been far too dependent on exporting to countries like china been far too dependent on, on a couple of industrial sectors that are going through big technological changes where they are not in the process of leading that change. frederick. but effectively for being with us on the calendar of the cost has been great to talk to you. thank you. to africa as largest oil refineries opened and...
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business of economics this week brazil's president handling of the coronavirus crisis could see the economy slumped to its worst performance since 1900. no longer recession proof more than 1000000 health care jobs have been lost in the united states during the pandemic. and recession courts against bailouts and maybe finally a fiscal union will angela merkel's $500000000000.00 euro plan save the european union. the coronavirus pandemic hasn't spared a single nation or economy but the way some governments have handled the crisis this raised eyebrows brazil's right wing populist leda jaya balsam out o. has been dismissive about the health crisis and implored people to ignore state government ordered lock downs and social distancing measures the result brazil has the 3rd highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases behind the us and russia a study by imperial college suggests that 700021 1000000 brazilians could die depending on measures taken to hold the progress of the pandemic its health care system has been decimated since 2017 brazil's expenditure on its national health service has been
business of economics this week brazil's president handling of the coronavirus crisis could see the economy slumped to its worst performance since 1900. no longer recession proof more than 1000000 health care jobs have been lost in the united states during the pandemic. and recession courts against bailouts and maybe finally a fiscal union will angela merkel's $500000000000.00 euro plan save the european union. the coronavirus pandemic hasn't spared a single nation or economy but the way some...
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what is likely to mean for the russian economy. and actually it is cold technical default, but it doesn't mean the brushing financial authority can they, they can say, and they ready to pay. but you know, this is the, in the political or apple from the political angle. this is kind of technically possible. but you know, it depends on the, on the position of the party, i would like to try it again. but so the question market in general. yeah, i agree. i agree with the, with the mind there is a implement implementation of financial planning goes well, but because mickle site from lou decrease of the economy you mentioned, but not till the 8 percent it up to the 5 percent, which is the latest calculation actually for the year, but again, the revenues are huge and revenue very strong from the expert or not. it's not only will it just all the material and in the market back to rush expert. and by the way, rush for the new market and the, the information of the media has become the number one bio process cruise for the last 2 months. so
what is likely to mean for the russian economy. and actually it is cold technical default, but it doesn't mean the brushing financial authority can they, they can say, and they ready to pay. but you know, this is the, in the political or apple from the political angle. this is kind of technically possible. but you know, it depends on the, on the position of the party, i would like to try it again. but so the question market in general. yeah, i agree. i agree with the, with the mind there is a...
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other economies, me also slip into this nation, swedish economy is one that is perhaps on the margins. the european central bank is trying to ensure that it addresses the inflation problem, the inflation problem in the years on both insurance, quote, inflation and headline inflation. as it is the us are in the u. k. an interest rate for the rise. the sep will most likely raise rates by another 50 basis points to the e. c. p. also, the challenge of as it reduces the size of a balance sheet to begins to unwind large accumulation about taking place in several years as part of this quantitative easing program. and also need to be careful attention to what happens to the cost of parental rights across the euro area for now. that looks like a manageable task, but it certainly complicates the monetary policy challenge what would be fixed. what about greg or the scramble for gas? do you think it will be worse in 20? $23.00. i think so far. the also has seen gas storage levels that reasonably comfortable levels in europe. that reflects relatively miles early. awesome. i think the challenge wil
other economies, me also slip into this nation, swedish economy is one that is perhaps on the margins. the european central bank is trying to ensure that it addresses the inflation problem, the inflation problem in the years on both insurance, quote, inflation and headline inflation. as it is the us are in the u. k. an interest rate for the rise. the sep will most likely raise rates by another 50 basis points to the e. c. p. also, the challenge of as it reduces the size of a balance sheet to...
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and some sellers, perhaps with basically the economy, the private economy is ground to a whole. and we turn to a different mode of production and consumption in economic activity for the moment . is that any estimation? so 5 of the costs in terms of loss, the comic output, unemployment, trade infrastructure, health, the education sectors. and so let's just briefly separates the production loss is from the infrastructure losses. and in terms of they decided because of the economy, it was less than $3000000000.00 a year. so it was already lost. the corner of the, from the last quarter of $23.00 and $1.00 can assume a more or less that this is an economy that will not produce a value added in any met and significant way for the rest of this year at the best and the best of center. so we're already talking there about $3.00 to $4000000000.00 and last output. this is not including the west bank which it purchased and also reduced to a major just says, but significantly, in terms of reconstruction, i mean is even if we can assume that the really best estimate is around a half a $10000
and some sellers, perhaps with basically the economy, the private economy is ground to a whole. and we turn to a different mode of production and consumption in economic activity for the moment . is that any estimation? so 5 of the costs in terms of loss, the comic output, unemployment, trade infrastructure, health, the education sectors. and so let's just briefly separates the production loss is from the infrastructure losses. and in terms of they decided because of the economy, it was less...
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it says it wants to assess the impact on the economy. all the banks, like the bank of england, i've stepped up the fight against rising prices. the u. k. is increased rates 13 times since december, taking them up from the 0 to 5 percent versus inflation stubbornly high in may. at 8.7 percent. the european central bank has recently raised rates, but only by a quarter percentage point. they now stand a 3 and a half percent. the heroes on area has already slipped into recession. the c b says it wouldn't be able to announce rate peak anytime soon. so why has it been so difficult to rein in inflation once it wants to that with joint now from london by village protell and experts and international ministry economics, the largest, the global metro strategist at the bottom, the research good to have you with this a bit i just saw that, why does inflation remain so stopping the high, we've had a really sort of unique, i guess, couple of years, right. when you think about the post pandemic situation, in terms of the supply shots that we've had as
it says it wants to assess the impact on the economy. all the banks, like the bank of england, i've stepped up the fight against rising prices. the u. k. is increased rates 13 times since december, taking them up from the 0 to 5 percent versus inflation stubbornly high in may. at 8.7 percent. the european central bank has recently raised rates, but only by a quarter percentage point. they now stand a 3 and a half percent. the heroes on area has already slipped into recession. the c b says it...
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economy through all of this? some say, well it would take all price is going north of $200.00 a bow before the u. s. is pulled into refreshing. what do you think? well, that's the good news. we think the us economy is relative or silly into this, you know, consumers have bought for stored up savings. they are little bit further away from, from, from the situation in europe in general. so yes, they will import, obviously inflation by higher energy prices. but also remember, this is a really, really important point. the u. s. economy is different now because the u. s. economy has a big oil producing such itself are shale, which means that as all prices go up, yes, it affects the u. s. consumer negatively, but they have a lot of savings, but it also boosts and energy, carfax, so this old story in which, you know, all prices go up and, but immediately his us growth is not necessarily the same anymore. we think that, you know, there, there could be even be a positive correlation between high prices and capital investm
economy through all of this? some say, well it would take all price is going north of $200.00 a bow before the u. s. is pulled into refreshing. what do you think? well, that's the good news. we think the us economy is relative or silly into this, you know, consumers have bought for stored up savings. they are little bit further away from, from, from the situation in europe in general. so yes, they will import, obviously inflation by higher energy prices. but also remember, this is a really,...
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africa's largest economies lined the shelves at the emmys biggest retail monopoly. prefer these brands traders say they won't be many local goods on store shelves and less government steps in. we should be given support the government should facilitate easy acquisition of land and loans from banks. but it's hard to see how governments on the continent can do. but without breaching the protectionism rules of africa trade agreement and the world trade organization. now the pandemic disrupted some of the world's well oiled global supply chains the spotlight has been thrown on to food security and the environmental cost of flying in food from thousands of miles away but land within city limits can be expensive the solution maybe grow vertical al-jazeera as paul reese reports from stockholm. it's harvest time but not as we know it these very modern farm hands are bringing in the crops from a vertical farm plants growing from the walls instead of the ground no tractors required just a pair of scissors and artificial intelligence senses that feed information on factors lik
africa's largest economies lined the shelves at the emmys biggest retail monopoly. prefer these brands traders say they won't be many local goods on store shelves and less government steps in. we should be given support the government should facilitate easy acquisition of land and loans from banks. but it's hard to see how governments on the continent can do. but without breaching the protectionism rules of africa trade agreement and the world trade organization. now the pandemic disrupted some...
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is one if they're not talking about westbank, uh, economy, east jerusalem economy, which is another story. and of course, does that mean how guys is 0 does, does, does the commission, the idea that there are even 20 percent of its labor force working in the, at the currently is, is almost, you know, fantastic. and the also the idea that somehow this economy is just going to pick itself up if tomorrow the, the fighting were to and, but we're already talking about, put aside the 10s of billions that we regard for relief and reconstruction. we're already talking about an annual blow to g, d p and the gross national income of up to 20 to 30 percent. i think this year in the coming in. so it's 4 percent a month is perhaps accurate. but this is a cumulative in a cumulative and a wave after wave effect that will be st. paul here in the old next year, regardless of roger holidays. thank you so much for all that context or director general of the palestine economic policy research institute. thanks for your time today. thank you very much. i the considered the economy of israel now from rest
is one if they're not talking about westbank, uh, economy, east jerusalem economy, which is another story. and of course, does that mean how guys is 0 does, does, does the commission, the idea that there are even 20 percent of its labor force working in the, at the currently is, is almost, you know, fantastic. and the also the idea that somehow this economy is just going to pick itself up if tomorrow the, the fighting were to and, but we're already talking about, put aside the 10s of billions...
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economy, the worse it gets. but it is certainly not a crisis, a global economy in the way that it is a crisis locally in the u. k. and for our neighbors, asi selling, thank you very much. indeed for being with us. many facts, ah, the u. k is new fiscal policy comes as central banks around the world, a shop the increasing interest rates to curb inflation from washington to jakarta. and nearly every major bank is making borrowing more expensive to try to cool down prices. the most widespread tightening monetary policy on record is raising fears about possible harm to the global economy. the u. s. federal reserve has been by far the most significant player in this shifting global economic policy making. it's raised its interest rate by 3 quarters of a point for the 3rd time last week, and signaling the more large rate hikes are to come. the european central banks expected to continue increasing rates in october fe cb is now seen taking its own interest rate to almost 3 percent next year from 0.75 percent. now, the
economy, the worse it gets. but it is certainly not a crisis, a global economy in the way that it is a crisis locally in the u. k. and for our neighbors, asi selling, thank you very much. indeed for being with us. many facts, ah, the u. k is new fiscal policy comes as central banks around the world, a shop the increasing interest rates to curb inflation from washington to jakarta. and nearly every major bank is making borrowing more expensive to try to cool down prices. the most widespread...
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so what's next for the british economy? also this week, central banks around the world are raising interest rates. they're trying to attain inflation. but that could come at a high cost for the world's economy plus from bollywood to normally would. why 2 of the world's biggest film industries are struggling. ah. but his prime ministers batting big on a fiscal policy that includes the biggest tax cuts in the u. k. in half a century. it's all going to be funded by borrowing less trust is determined, the plan is gonna kick start the british economy. but a critic say, it's a reckless gamble, man. the plans seem to have back fired already. the pounds fallen to record lows. financial markets have gone into turmoil in a rare public criticism of a leading global economy. the international monetary fund is wanting. the plan could increase and equality in the u. k. the i m f is urging the british government to change its mind. the collapse in the pound has been followed by a surge in the u. k. borrowing costs, britons now paying more
so what's next for the british economy? also this week, central banks around the world are raising interest rates. they're trying to attain inflation. but that could come at a high cost for the world's economy plus from bollywood to normally would. why 2 of the world's biggest film industries are struggling. ah. but his prime ministers batting big on a fiscal policy that includes the biggest tax cuts in the u. k. in half a century. it's all going to be funded by borrowing less trust is...
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i have attempted to turn around the stale economy with a 3 pronged revival plan we have inherited an economy that struggled with deflation and slowing growth after the stock and property market crash in the 1990 s. the effort had limited success and rb nomics as it was known was more or less abandoned the central bank introduced unconventional tools to tackle the country's problems from driving interest rates into negative territory to quantity of easing again with limited success right now the economy is in its 3rd straight quarter of recession in the 2nd quarter of this year the economy shrank an annualized 28 point one percent due to the pandemic to counter that our bay initiated a true trillion dollar stimulus program the country's debts are expected to hit 268 percent of g.d.p. by the end of the year that's up about 40 percentage points from where are they inherited so what can we expect from surrogates premiership or joining me now from tokyo is now or she could go now is a senior economist tokyo based sumitomo mitsui trust bank good to have you with us so is abby nomics still
i have attempted to turn around the stale economy with a 3 pronged revival plan we have inherited an economy that struggled with deflation and slowing growth after the stock and property market crash in the 1990 s. the effort had limited success and rb nomics as it was known was more or less abandoned the central bank introduced unconventional tools to tackle the country's problems from driving interest rates into negative territory to quantity of easing again with limited success right now the...
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first into lockdown and 1st out china sets of course to become the biggest economy in this decade. 2020 not that many would like to look back and remember with any fondness shall we say hundreds of millions lost their jobs many millions succumbed to poverty and more than 1800000 people died from the pandemic the global economy contracted more than at any time since world war 2 with vaccines being rolled out in many rich nations there's a real sense of hope that they'll be a strong recovery this year with just to keep economies on an even keel governments and central banks spend a staggering 12 trillion dollars as countries stumble from one lock down to another global debt has soared though to $277.00 trillion dollars more than 3 and a half times the size of the global economy. governments that aren't able to turn to international markets for money have turned to the international monetary fund and world bank the i.m.f. has provided about $100000000000.00 to more than 80 countries and development banks led by the world bank have issued 75000000000. hope of a fast vaccine rollout could se
first into lockdown and 1st out china sets of course to become the biggest economy in this decade. 2020 not that many would like to look back and remember with any fondness shall we say hundreds of millions lost their jobs many millions succumbed to poverty and more than 1800000 people died from the pandemic the global economy contracted more than at any time since world war 2 with vaccines being rolled out in many rich nations there's a real sense of hope that they'll be a strong recovery this...
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a key role behind the scenes controlling the economy and any growth or opening of the economy will have to be done at a pace at which it will not increase the whole or the expectations of the local population that indeed these in formal end of the cattles era will come up with a democratic political opening and what about the trump factor because we've seen this sudden slide in relations with the u.s. since he became president not long after diplomatic relations were restored after fifty of fifty years or so what's the potential impact of that. certainly we expect the relation between the u.s. and you what we continue it there are eighteen reproach from an effort of bands by former prissie and. i have a reverted at the moment what we expect from the u.s. administration of incumbent brissie and i don't hold trump is that he will continue draining a restraining us investment dorward skewer and that he will continue pushing for more. restrictions in terms of trade he's highly likely doubt the relation between the u.s. and cuba with improve and indeed i use highly unlikely that the u.s. emb
a key role behind the scenes controlling the economy and any growth or opening of the economy will have to be done at a pace at which it will not increase the whole or the expectations of the local population that indeed these in formal end of the cattles era will come up with a democratic political opening and what about the trump factor because we've seen this sudden slide in relations with the u.s. since he became president not long after diplomatic relations were restored after fifty of...
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i think the chinese economy will face a lot of hurdles the head, but the economy that they can on motto itself is transitioning. we have heard in districts, fish recently that the chinese economy is comprehensively a, moving into a different path off development to the past of for decades. and as far as how that economic model is going to work out, that really it's a big test at the world is bearing witness to. so we are looking at the state sector becoming more dominant and the, permeating through every sector off the chinese economy. and we are looking into the future that china is going to focus on a lot of self reliance and including not only supply chain technology, but also china's major push should become a global leader in exporting technology to the developing world. and so we're looking at the various moving parts, but the fundamentally we're looking at the sub you cannot make philosophy that is embraced on by the car, into chinese leader. if it is going to take china to where he wishes china to bay by the mid part of the century, that is to lead the world in comprehensive nat
i think the chinese economy will face a lot of hurdles the head, but the economy that they can on motto itself is transitioning. we have heard in districts, fish recently that the chinese economy is comprehensively a, moving into a different path off development to the past of for decades. and as far as how that economic model is going to work out, that really it's a big test at the world is bearing witness to. so we are looking at the state sector becoming more dominant and the, permeating...
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some economies are likely to see a recession amongst the larger economy due to germany, a most likely to see a recession in germany. that is very directly related to vantage situation. industrial production in germany's be carved by higher energy prices, mccade the there are a number of factors that play political uncertainty impact also on business investments. other economies, me also slip into this nation, see that economy is one that is perhaps on the margins the european central bank is trying to ensure that it addresses the inflation problem, inflation problem in the years on it's not as bonds, just quote, inflation and headline inflation as it is, the us or the u. k. interest rate. for the rise, the sep will most likely raise rates by another 50 basis points. today the e. c. p also is the challenge of, as it reduces the size of the balance sheets begins to unwind. large accumulation of assets taken place in several years as part of its quantity baez's program. and also need to be careful attention to what happens to the cost of borrowing for guns right across the euro area for
some economies are likely to see a recession amongst the larger economy due to germany, a most likely to see a recession in germany. that is very directly related to vantage situation. industrial production in germany's be carved by higher energy prices, mccade the there are a number of factors that play political uncertainty impact also on business investments. other economies, me also slip into this nation, see that economy is one that is perhaps on the margins the european central bank is...
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the non oil sector of goes economy. there's something interesting happening. diversification is spitting, go very much, look at what's happened against older, almost 44 percent growth in des moines, non oil segment of the economy. this is very encouraging, and it gives you a sense that, you know, we're going to head on diversification is the way for this is why, what's happening. so the regular, what's happening is the weight is really to be encouraged and hopefully all the countries in the gulf of all exporting countries will do. we do the same as i've also met catherine patel or the deputy director of the m s. africa division. he began by asking a if they was line to the end of the tunnel for the african economies. after 4 years of crises including the global pandemic, there are some tentative signs that the outlook for the african continent is improving. now the region is very diverse, but we're seeing an expected improvement in growth from 3.2 percent in 2023 to 3.8 percent in 2024. again, the situation is diverse a
the non oil sector of goes economy. there's something interesting happening. diversification is spitting, go very much, look at what's happened against older, almost 44 percent growth in des moines, non oil segment of the economy. this is very encouraging, and it gives you a sense that, you know, we're going to head on diversification is the way for this is why, what's happening. so the regular, what's happening is the weight is really to be encouraged and hopefully all the countries in the...
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there in kind of what we call the traditional economy in the or in this more out based economy we see exactly the same discussion going on here in the u.k. between. the retailers bricks and mortar retailers who have to pay a tax called business rates which very high and online retailers who don't have to pay that tax and of course they can feed that through to prices so there is a big debate to have a whole countries i think about the balance of taxation when you have more companies operate saying in a desegregated way either matching which is essentially what platform is doing it approved drivers with with with customers or indeed selling in country or internationally from platforms like amazon so that i think there is a big debate coming about that i think it's really important that businesses that are grown while i'm on new technology approach that with the sense that. responsibility matters and that somewhere the tax is going to have to be paid i think the work of that's been going on in the o.e.c.d. internationally around. writing trying to find some common ground between nations
there in kind of what we call the traditional economy in the or in this more out based economy we see exactly the same discussion going on here in the u.k. between. the retailers bricks and mortar retailers who have to pay a tax called business rates which very high and online retailers who don't have to pay that tax and of course they can feed that through to prices so there is a big debate to have a whole countries i think about the balance of taxation when you have more companies operate...
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lost its title as the world's fastest growing large economy and truth the economy was brushed under the carpet as modi concentrated on security issues modi had carefully crafted his image around his track record in the economic development of his native state of gujarat he promised to repeat that performance nationwide the economy expanded just 5.8 percent putting it firmly behind china's growth of 6.4 percent asia's 3rd biggest economy managed to grow 6.8 percent in the full fiscal year ending march 31st its slowest growth since 2014 and that's a problem because india needs to create 10000000 new jobs a year to keep up with the 1000000 young people entering the workforce every month and the trouble is that not even the former economic adviser believes the country's economic numbers now modi has appointed the country's 1st female finance minister since interior gandhi to tackle the challenges or mollusks of the raman has a master's degree in economics and also served as a junior finance and commerce minister in modi's 1st term and it needs sustained growth of 10 percent a year term
lost its title as the world's fastest growing large economy and truth the economy was brushed under the carpet as modi concentrated on security issues modi had carefully crafted his image around his track record in the economic development of his native state of gujarat he promised to repeat that performance nationwide the economy expanded just 5.8 percent putting it firmly behind china's growth of 6.4 percent asia's 3rd biggest economy managed to grow 6.8 percent in the full fiscal year ending...
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would see a rule based economy. uh so i think this will include an interest rates hike and it's the next meeting we will probably see hi can interest rate. and what about the layer of what's he going to do about baths and, and also for the countries depleted reserves. yeah, the, the most important thing, the most important issue to tackle in the 1st place is the effects the reserves actually into, to cause risk strict or, or, or lower effects demands. and in order to do that with the monitored sites and inc, i think there will be a slow down in long grove, the economy will slow down. so this will lead to a lower import demand. and more importantly, the choice fee is going to depreciate. probably we owe way this whole song depreciation, but i think it will, it may that may be room to go more. um and the, it's great to be, you know, quite contradictory because it's a sign. when $12.00 types of thing is happening, you normally wouldn't see which one is the weakening, but the fact that the central bank will allow the fr
would see a rule based economy. uh so i think this will include an interest rates hike and it's the next meeting we will probably see hi can interest rate. and what about the layer of what's he going to do about baths and, and also for the countries depleted reserves. yeah, the, the most important thing, the most important issue to tackle in the 1st place is the effects the reserves actually into, to cause risk strict or, or, or lower effects demands. and in order to do that with the monitored...
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it was before the pandemic struck in the economy us. now, $1.00 percentage points bigger than it was so on the face of it. well, because of me and the global economy is going through. that is a remarkable achievement. however, you look at other aspects of the u. s. economy, and you can see that there are 3600000 people, fewer in work than the pandemic. strokes are still clearly caught a lot of healing today in cordele of action that your soul source is still need to do to get the, the becoming, becoming fully back on it season. ok, let's go with jobs and things have mentioned at 3600000 fewer but unemployment is down. jobless claims are down as well. does it feel like a mixed bag? but generally it's a, it's a good story. the employment side of things. yes, i mean, the thing is, there's something for everyone. it within the u. s. states on the job market, unemployment has broken below $0.04, which on the face of it is a fantastic care outcome. however, you look at the other aspects of what's going on in the job market and why is that une
it was before the pandemic struck in the economy us. now, $1.00 percentage points bigger than it was so on the face of it. well, because of me and the global economy is going through. that is a remarkable achievement. however, you look at other aspects of the u. s. economy, and you can see that there are 3600000 people, fewer in work than the pandemic. strokes are still clearly caught a lot of healing today in cordele of action that your soul source is still need to do to get the, the becoming,...
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economy reopens but state governments say nothing will change until it's safe. and we've used it for thousands of years to ward off disease find out how copper is being made into an even more powerful tool against coronavirus. and sport the world's biggest cycling race has been postponed organizers say the tour de france can't start. hurting happen later in the year. international monetary fund says the coronavirus pandemic will cost the world's economies $9.00 trillion dollars over the next 2 years the warning comes as countries around the world face prolonged lock downs as they try to contain the outbreak the i.m.f. chief economist says it is the worst economic shock since the great depression of the 1930 s. . flattening the spread of coal with 19 using lock downs allows health systems to cope with this crises which then prove permits a resumption of economic activity in the sense there is no tradeoff between saving lives and saving livelihoods countries should continue to continue to generously support their health systems perform widespread testing and refra
economy reopens but state governments say nothing will change until it's safe. and we've used it for thousands of years to ward off disease find out how copper is being made into an even more powerful tool against coronavirus. and sport the world's biggest cycling race has been postponed organizers say the tour de france can't start. hurting happen later in the year. international monetary fund says the coronavirus pandemic will cost the world's economies $9.00 trillion dollars over the next 2...
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mahler's economy oil has been a factor i suppose the only thing we save some of the smaller economies believe perhaps not asked dependent on this so my exports and domestic consumption so far as though less for example would be like vietnam where there had been used to see a growth of 78 percent this year the prats could still overweight a recession with very small growth if the other lucky but also one of the tool to few rare cases. and looking at just at the bigger picture and the reasons for this is it just because of the corner virus pandemic that i'm in the german economy for incense was already in difficulty before the outbreak there was a young lady trying to trade war what are the the other factors that have contributed to this. i think we must remember we are already 2 words to taylor not a mature growth cycle so grow who are going to slow anyway we all be that you will just be as c.d.'s that will girls but obviously that was and to be the case so now we are seeing the reset of the global economy how long it will t. and a new growth cycle starts we don't know all the essentia
mahler's economy oil has been a factor i suppose the only thing we save some of the smaller economies believe perhaps not asked dependent on this so my exports and domestic consumption so far as though less for example would be like vietnam where there had been used to see a growth of 78 percent this year the prats could still overweight a recession with very small growth if the other lucky but also one of the tool to few rare cases. and looking at just at the bigger picture and the reasons for...
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because it affects investment in the economy especially the productive investment and that's what you need you know to overcome poverty to improve development and so on literally unproductive thing but what has happened is that in india that a cultural values you know people get a lot of gold at the time of their doing they want to you know hold onto gold you know because traditionally that's what they're done it's been a safe bet for the for people you know it's a hedge against inflation in india where inflation has been reasonably high over several decades so you know what all you know many people what a belt the prefer to hold or 2nd is that you know certain amount of gold is smuggled in because people also hold that black incomes in the form of you know gort so they aren't like incomes and then the saving that has in the hollow who are so that also drives the price of gold you know in india and actually you know buys $800.00. $900.00 pounds of gold from the international market so for india an economy it's not a quantity because black money also means that while if you theory it a
because it affects investment in the economy especially the productive investment and that's what you need you know to overcome poverty to improve development and so on literally unproductive thing but what has happened is that in india that a cultural values you know people get a lot of gold at the time of their doing they want to you know hold onto gold you know because traditionally that's what they're done it's been a safe bet for the for people you know it's a hedge against inflation in...
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good news or bad news for the philippines economy. it's how they really, how it will turn out because we don't know huge amounts about what his policy form is and the things that he briefly mentioned. but it is going to be hard for him to shake off the fears about that system interruption. given the family connections. he has commitment to voters indeed have been very vague, his promise to lower the prices with tracy goods building infrastructure as well. and steering the philippines out of the economic slowdown caused by the pandemic. but how specifically easy going to do this? what do you think should be his top priority? well, i think infrastructure is a good focus. the philippines has some of the worst infrastructure in the region, and many advantages it, by making it hard place to do business logistical performances of getting things across the country or ought to ship on. which means that haven't been able to develop a competitive manufacturing and export sector to the same extent as to some of its neighbors. so that's many a go
good news or bad news for the philippines economy. it's how they really, how it will turn out because we don't know huge amounts about what his policy form is and the things that he briefly mentioned. but it is going to be hard for him to shake off the fears about that system interruption. given the family connections. he has commitment to voters indeed have been very vague, his promise to lower the prices with tracy goods building infrastructure as well. and steering the philippines out of the...
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it's the world's largest economy and has enjoyed record growth but it's collapsing.
it's the world's largest economy and has enjoyed record growth but it's collapsing.
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program what is the state of argentina's economy right now. well i was i was listening you know to the to the other answers and thinking well if you print money for long enough then you push it into so many electoral cycles then it becomes a structural problem so you're talking about you know that a monetary policy no matter what stage you are within a government so i mean of course that matters to argentina and the key question right now is whether the next administration whoever it may be you know will be able to repay dead or needs to restructure the payments schedule with the i.m.f. you know it's unrealistic for argentina to face it's that payments in 20202021 so the question is who's sitting at them the other side of the of the negotiating table from the i.m.f. you know will it be precedent mockery in a 2nd administration or with will it be about the fernandes and christina pearson or so you know of course in terms of where the economy is i would say it's in the intensive care unit it's currently stable but our prognosis is reserved and i
program what is the state of argentina's economy right now. well i was i was listening you know to the to the other answers and thinking well if you print money for long enough then you push it into so many electoral cycles then it becomes a structural problem so you're talking about you know that a monetary policy no matter what stage you are within a government so i mean of course that matters to argentina and the key question right now is whether the next administration whoever it may be you...
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on the planet looking at the trillion dollar economy. before microsoft over took its tech drive or apple as the world's most valuable publicly listed company this week it's been sixteen years since the software giant has held the top spot microsoft shares jumped three percent on wednesday pushing its market value to eight hundred fifty billion dollars it's become a major player in the cloud computing services world britain's economy will be worse off outside the european union no matter how it leads that is the upshot of a report from the bank of england looking at post briggs it scenarios in the worst case where britain crashes out of the block with no deal the central bank says the economy would shrink by as much as eight percent in a year while under the agreement being pushed by prime minister to resign may the economy will be about four percent smaller over fifteen years a woman may face a much wider wage gap than commonly cited data indicate that's according to a new study by the washington based for women's policy research economi
on the planet looking at the trillion dollar economy. before microsoft over took its tech drive or apple as the world's most valuable publicly listed company this week it's been sixteen years since the software giant has held the top spot microsoft shares jumped three percent on wednesday pushing its market value to eight hundred fifty billion dollars it's become a major player in the cloud computing services world britain's economy will be worse off outside the european union no matter how it...
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economy but with many economists predicting a recession potential big trouble for the. summer beginning to wonder if trump is headed for a defeat in next year's election my guest tonight though is stephen moore one of america's most famous conservative voices on the economy and an advisor to the trump 2020 campaign he's argued that the president deserves the nobel prize in economics and whatever trump is doing on the economy it sure is working because we've got these you know tremendous conditions right now and a lifelong champion of free trade is now defending trump's tariffs arguing that they're all part of the president. to make america great again i support what the president's doing but there's no question this is slowed down the kind of this is short term pain for long term gain. and i've come to washington d.c. to go head to head with stephen moore a senior member of the trump 2020 campaign and one of the president's top economic advisers held for the 1st time at george washington university oh ask him whether trump on a mix is really helping ordinary americans a
economy but with many economists predicting a recession potential big trouble for the. summer beginning to wonder if trump is headed for a defeat in next year's election my guest tonight though is stephen moore one of america's most famous conservative voices on the economy and an advisor to the trump 2020 campaign he's argued that the president deserves the nobel prize in economics and whatever trump is doing on the economy it sure is working because we've got these you know tremendous...
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in our economies and why there's been too much stimulus. and so the idea gradually potentially bumping and low easing of the supply side with the potentially, you know, a good, good spring sent an acceleration on the demand side. all right, let's take a step back and look at the broader picture for a moment. since the days of masa down in isolation under communism, china's embrace of capitalism has been spectacular. it's become the was largest exporter and 2nd largest importer, the latest world trade organization figures which cover 2020 show china had exports worth $2.00 trillion dollars and total imports with $2.00 trillion dollars. that gives china a healthy trade surplus of more than half a trillion dollars. foreign trade is worth around 35 percent of g d p. so it's vital to the country. china's biggest trading partner is the u. s. followed by the you and asi on members. trade covers of ass spectrum, but electronics and electrical equipment made up around 27 percent of both imports and exports in 2020. according to the world bank, surel
in our economies and why there's been too much stimulus. and so the idea gradually potentially bumping and low easing of the supply side with the potentially, you know, a good, good spring sent an acceleration on the demand side. all right, let's take a step back and look at the broader picture for a moment. since the days of masa down in isolation under communism, china's embrace of capitalism has been spectacular. it's become the was largest exporter and 2nd largest importer, the latest world...
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and we know, for instance, trying to see credit economy, some of our economies, any feature as well. it's showing the characteristics in which is not these inflation precious recovery for cobra hasn't be robust. and we know the best feel free to be a disruptions from, from, from the 0 cobra policy is able to keep a lid on cases in the country. and so they're not seeing the same degree of inflation pressures because they're not seeing strong growth and strong recovery either, so that their policy is moving to cyclically and in so examples japan is new to the timing of creating quite a lot of crash exchange rates. this is policy to start to pay for that generated it's an issue. so i do think you're getting this degree of global divergence. i think the pressure is in general to what we growth, but it's creating, you know, strain but unity suppressors, i suppose. but, but strange dynamics, we get a pretty large and extended moves in currencies. and i think that creating narrow headaches, especially big export countries. but i think trading nations like china and japan, the central banks
and we know, for instance, trying to see credit economy, some of our economies, any feature as well. it's showing the characteristics in which is not these inflation precious recovery for cobra hasn't be robust. and we know the best feel free to be a disruptions from, from, from the 0 cobra policy is able to keep a lid on cases in the country. and so they're not seeing the same degree of inflation pressures because they're not seeing strong growth and strong recovery either, so that their...
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south africa's easing coronavirus restrictions in an effort to revive its economy one survey found that the outbreak caused more than $3000000.00 job losses only essential workers were allowed to leave their homes when one of the world's strictest lock downs was imposed in march beijing mind travel is not allowed and the ban on alcohol and cigarettes is being lifted those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story there by . history has called it the great war in the 2nd doubt this image of the declining onto an empire forges its alliance with germany and the central powers as the war gives birth to 3 nationalist movements the road to time and the future world war one through the eyes own knowledge is iraq. how high can the price of gold go the precious metal is being sold for a record $2000.00 an ounce what's driving the gold rush and could it affect the chances of economic recovery from the coronavirus and that this is a story. alone welcome to the program. the coronavirus pandemic means we are facing our worst ever recession shutdowns to control the sp
south africa's easing coronavirus restrictions in an effort to revive its economy one survey found that the outbreak caused more than $3000000.00 job losses only essential workers were allowed to leave their homes when one of the world's strictest lock downs was imposed in march beijing mind travel is not allowed and the ban on alcohol and cigarettes is being lifted those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story there by . history has called it the great war in...
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to see how reliant all these developing world economies on remittances from from the gulf from the un from the us you know these are these economies like our own set of a hugely dependent on remittances but we also need to focus on on what the immediate concerns are for these workers themselves you know this pandemic really has exposed the structural inequalities that face migrant workers all over the world whether they're in the construction industry working on construction projects like the world cup stadiums and in qatar or whether they're apparel industry workers working in factories in places like india bangladesh and cambodia many of these workers have already been the most vulnerable workers in the world and we're always saying really now is a pos thing of the financial burden on to these workers so many of these workers they haven't seen their wages for march april and they're facing some of the worst kinds of destitution possible and what's very concerning is that so many of these industries a lot of the work is a women that far away from their homes they're left with no fear
to see how reliant all these developing world economies on remittances from from the gulf from the un from the us you know these are these economies like our own set of a hugely dependent on remittances but we also need to focus on on what the immediate concerns are for these workers themselves you know this pandemic really has exposed the structural inequalities that face migrant workers all over the world whether they're in the construction industry working on construction projects like the...
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so will the 0 covet policy continue at, at what cost to china's economy? plus, we take a ride, a pull, the transport of the future. flying taxes are expected to be zipping through the skies and the not too distant future. ah, energy food and mortgage costs are at the highest and decades in many countries. and the rising cost of living is eating into work as wages. this means that many people are forced to cut spending or run down their savings. others who are less privileged, a going without food, rapidly rising prices have already pushed more than $70000000.00 people into poverty. mainly in the developing world, one, at least one in 4 people is struggling financially in the developed world. employees across the globe of downing tools out of the modeling better pay deals that keep up with inflation. among them, a workers at amazon cost $40.00 countries who walked off the job during the black friday sales, one of the busiest days of the year for online shopping. the strike included employees in britain, which is seen a series of protests disrupting trained
so will the 0 covet policy continue at, at what cost to china's economy? plus, we take a ride, a pull, the transport of the future. flying taxes are expected to be zipping through the skies and the not too distant future. ah, energy food and mortgage costs are at the highest and decades in many countries. and the rising cost of living is eating into work as wages. this means that many people are forced to cut spending or run down their savings. others who are less privileged, a going without...